A popular senior citizens expo will return to our region with a new name.
The Prince William Chamber announced that the event formerly known as Transitions has been renamed the Aging Gracefully Expo. The event will return in person this year after having to be conducted virtually the past two years due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Prince William Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Prince William Area Agency on Aging and Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center, has announced that the Aging Gracefully Expo, will take place on Thursday, May 12, from 8 to 11 a.m. at the Potomac Mills Mall food court.
“We are excited to have this expo back in person. Whether you have aging parents or an aging spouse the information and resources provided at the Aging Gracefully Expo are extremely valuable for caregivers and future caregivers alike. The Prince William Chamber is proud and honored to provide this essential resource to our community”, stated Prince William Chamber CEO Debbie Jones.
The expo attracts area residents, business owners, and exhibitors who serve residents aging in place, those considering transitioning into a new home or moving on to the next phase of life.
“The Prince William Area Agency on Aging is excited for the name change to better reflect the benefits to older adult and their caregivers of this annual event. I am happy that people will be able to attend the expo in person this year to learn about the many resources that are available in our community,” said Sarah Henry, director of the Prince William Area Agency on Aging
“As a longtime sponsor of this event, we at Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center look forward to being back in person for 2022. The new name is so fitting, as this is the preeminent Prince William Chamber event focused on information, programs and services which support us and our loved ones in Aging Gracefully,” said Michele Eckhardt, of Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center.
Potomac Mills sits at 2700 Potomac Mills Circle in Woodbridge.
